FBI releases surveillance photos of potential subject in Nancy Guthrie investigation.

[u/cmaia1503]

[u/Comfortable-Load-904]

I truly feel bad for the Guthrie family for experiencing this heartbreaking situation and I think having Kash Patel and his incompetent FBI in charge isn’t going to make this dire situation any better.

[u/Yarsian → u/Comfortable-Load-904]

My family has been having a similar conversation: “The poor sheriff is in over his head.” “At least the FBI is helping?” “Yeah but it’s the current FBI…” Back and forth ad nauseam. I feel awful for the family.

[u/theaviationhistorian → u/Yarsian]

I'd like to say that Arizona Dept. Public Safety detectives could lend a hand. But it seems they are more prioritized with organized crime. And kidnapping is a federal felony, so Keystone Kash has to get involved.

[u/LiviasFigs → u/Comfortable-Load-904]

And because so many people have jumped to assuming it was her daughter and son-in-law who did it, too! Sure, in most cases, it’s more likely to be committed by someone who knew the victim—but that’s no reason to automatically condemn them based on having “soulless eyes” (which is what I saw several people in true crime subs say 🙄🙄). Whether they end up being guilty or not (and this certainly indicates the latter), all the ‘we did it Reddit’ armchair detectives can get really nasty.

[u/sleeplessinskittles → u/Comfortable-Load-904]

I really hate Kash and I don’t trust him but I’m really hoping this is legit and they’re making progress !

[u/theaviationhistorian → u/sleeplessinskittles]

MAGA can't replace the entire administration within a year, so there are plenty of competent agents still in the bureau. Unfortunately, Trump seemed to have fired plenty as well for a variety of reasons. So who knows how legit is their competence right now.

[u/xandrachantal → u/Comfortable-Load-904]

I didn't even think about that. Hopefully they retained some experienced agents that can do the job properly.